derkom wrote: ↑Sun Jun 06, 2021 1:24 pm I'm not afraid of bodge wires.

You should have been around for the remake board. Plenty of bodge wires there.

Steve wrote: ↑Sun Jun 06, 2021 1:12 pm Wait, Trudie has onboard tos decoding? (I just bought a Trudie) so I don't need my tos decoder when using tf536 now?

Steve why would you use Trudie with your 536 which has a working IDE interface? Just querulous.

I'll have to run the link through the translator... when I see German my eye's glaze over and I usually turn my attention to something else. I have been using Pure C as my perferred development system on the Atari but documentation appears to be its weakest issue. Mark Williams C has good documentat...

When I put the 68882 in my MSTE a couple years ago I looked for apps that used it but didn't find any I was interested in running. Also when I looked into a C development system I didn't find any that had 68882 support for a 68k. All the support appeared to be for 68020 and up that had the floating ...

@Darklord , are you saying that lattice C and Mark Williams C are capable of compiling code that used the FPU on a MSTE? If so I'll that would be pretty nice.

Ok, never heard of them… is it because I’m an old codger or maybe on the wrong side of the pond?

Well about a month ago I couldn't stand it any longer so I purchased a Mac mini with the Apple M1 ARM processor (SOC), 16 gb memory, and a TB disk. I couldn't believe the hype about the thing but it all appears to be true. It is blindingly fast... sucks the the paint off my 12 core 2012 Mac Pro and ...

rubber_jonnie wrote: ↑Thu May 27, 2021 1:27 pm
Yes, but I'm aiming for three

Hmm, I guess we will have to call you the BeeBoop whisper if you get all three running.

derkom wrote: ↑Thu May 27, 2021 6:45 am

PaulJ wrote: ↑Thu May 27, 2021 12:16 am Welcome PeckPeekPoke.. aways good to see another New Englander here.

Yes, there are already enough Old Englanders here.

Welcome @PeckPeekPoke!

I guess that makes us Englanders 2.0!

rubber_jonnie wrote: ↑Thu May 27, 2021 11:44 am I will do my level best not to break #3!!

Jon, with three of them you should have enough parts to make two?